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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-08-19

Omaha Man-"You New York ho-
tel-keepers must be positively inhu-
man. hear you are all opposed to the
idea of giving guests any chance to
escape in case of fire" Hotel-Keeper
--"Nonsense." "But the papers say
the suggestion that there should be a
rope in every bedroom has met with
nothing but opposition. ''Well, as
for ropes, we can't have them in the
bedrooms, that's all there is about it
We have tried it. "WeI, what harm
did they do?" about half the guests
went up to their rooms and hanged
themselves as soon as they saw their
bills. y Omaha World.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-08-19
ENGLAND WORRIED.
She Does Not Want to Believe a Chan;
Is Coming Over Her Subjects.

She Does Not Want to Believe Change
Is Coming Over Her Subjects.
LONDON, Aug. 17.-Mr. Drummer, the new
Gladstonian member for the Northwich divis-
ion of Cheshire, took his seat in the House
of Commons yesterday for the first time.
He received an ovation from the Gladston-
ties. The Daily Ness referring to the North
witch election, says: seldom has any
Government year after its forma-
ton, met with such an emphatic rebuke"
The Morning Post is depressed over the re-
suit, and urges the Conservatives to effect
better organization. 1t refuses to believe
that the country is changing its mind in re-
gard to home rule The Standard now
openly advocates a coalition Ministry. 1t
admits that Mr.. Gladstone is still followed
by the bulk of the Liberals in the country
through the anomalous position occupied by
the TnjOnists
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-08-19
Tht gsupsha 0eIegtaplt.

xrF i7's4 vIscoas1s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

aPIurunnsaUz IRnLAED. the audi
euos al the OpsEa HOUSE last evening
was not large, but those Who we're prss.
snl NUS have thoroaahly enjoyed the
delightful trip with MisB Hnmitn
thronah tha Emerald isle. UnfoFtu-
naiely the lIRht operator did n0l arrive
10 ths city until I o'clock In the evening
and ID vas impossible h The short tims
given before the openi1a Of The leotufe
10 arrange focus and teat hhe light %
thst il could be worked % the best cd
vnneags. Howeveg, tie piotufes thrown
on the screen we're much enjoyed, and
the many beautiful vtswe Of cities
towns, rivers. lakes, valleys castles and
cabins made ths eV1ning one Of great
sntsrtzinment. TIE lecture ilsslf vs.
extEsmsIy inleEestt1e. Mis- HamltR e
q LADY of considerable eleeationaFy tai.
ant and possesses dea1Ftptivc powets or
4 hiah erlsr. Whils u IrsiAyd she
evidenfly observed carefnsly Al inas
vas woEih seeina, fnE Q hsppzE neiseT
tion 81 vssus coald have hpfdiy De-
made. Ths nudience was F.owl a.
Dnhlin. thanna scush thruARA -sne - -
Of Freianda 10 Cork, the AXIS o. 49,. -
nav. lAmaxiak and the 1ofto. n ~
long Journey . laEgs sances = 49,.
1owns NINA ana eaotue biz % H.
nesr~rv weFa uresnrt16, nal Ne -
fnre entsrsainine fFom ~. 70 49,,
Tnim agemfnp s&io1ufeaane Se0tlAna
Hi - ofv.p. fha illurx1,ions VII %
i.,-,e- $500. and msse enthusiastically
.--.ss-ss..s ss.sn an las oR0nfnA 90 t1aa
~. a--s--s 5000 ali % BE- o. areAe IL
ssrss1. a large ap1ianee WI oooe-.s..
- - foF Enfelg an srsnl14 epa.d
=, = - ssKRhafuliy paes1d han u
1870 a fu-f q the land % bsnce.
$500 a. ssoii With Mim hanlts -
- Ardent guide.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

Tke Report t1is4xephed frslB Tnoona
and pabiirhsA n she Roan-IEzEEsarH-
en- yesterday nnorninR 70 fhsefsss thai
Henry Wizard I'D EsuIRnsd 6em ne
direstssais Of the NoEshsru Paclaa
railroad ereated soss saFpgiss hess
yesterday. fhonah ssw gars inclined %
ntEe q efsdensa NJ. Humt Of NE rosr+
fnTExErazanEa e cree i18itute1 m
auirtea 30 isaEn Whesbsr thsFB w45 any
srnfh ~ The a1ogg, an6 Ne reslls Of hts
luveatinaiion e euch e. @ aaFfaut he
eunounaemenf tha1 thefn ignone. Moth
iraIa kniewr 81 ne Knnnaf II Nee York,
ne Assolafed Press hag ben uuable 70
enlleaale} = 4, Rnf1alI a. luforEnallon
esnasRninR tbls Startling ehamge n ths
Falirssd woEIe esems 20 Be sQnanee 70
~ ofles Of fhe Tneoma Leegg. he
Taroma c0rfaapandagt sf the Rnsx-
fNxKLExozNcxA, ID answer 70 en- inquiry
e 20 tie souses 81 bic information %
che sub5ssis lazt svaninR isisRraphed a.
TAconl, OslobsF 1Ith.
HLsseA Hmaf, 6saffissl Tbs story Of
VilIard's rusignaiion ID Mnfounded 20
far q can learn. ThdEnpngl SEEMS 10
have spEead from ALLEGED information
Feoeigsd by tue Ledger. ! have tried al
daY % esf somethtna ea1hsntie but
failed. Tie story u not beiisgsd befe.
ssnt Il 40 given 10 re LAST nlRht.
The Story bas been pEunounoeo O.
eanard b every one vhoia h . poaifion
20 have infoFmatisn a ths sabteets and
eanaFd u upqunzti0sahiy d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12
Pa asFATE TRAKsKEAs.


I1e 1eIlo8f1R tE111fez8 e n11l e1tAs'
ssro nisd fDE rssogd ysnfaeanSs
WilIiam HosR ard vile % o. ".
ssaa'ssn: Il ~ = u Pa us J. ' d
gay. Al h 80 - 3 q noRih Eange
eaaf, sxoeptaa4 thsEsfrom 10 n1zss
D. T. Dsuny ana ulss q B. 2. Bsli
Io1e II and 2 block 81 D ! Uenngl
Park addition 70 Go1ttis; 500.
joan B Denpg an1 wife . B , Bill
% ! II block $40 3 pennyas RaEk a.
dilinn 20 BenEkle; SEc1
NLIshaai Glare snd wife % Massacre.
o'8hen, lots sud 3 blook 8 II .
MnynaKdss plnt Of Bealllas $500.
NC Quinn 10 Martha ~ KsmpsteE, g
seE.s d SO . % = north range ) eanil
George B Kltsine.r ana wife % WI
AshwoEth, lots ~ and - ID block 8
also lots - and S. hlosk 8. ana los Il
q hlock 8 az in Lndd's nadition =
p Bssisy and wife and Ann 8 Mans
20 Wan AshWcrth, 3 y Of NV Y ZEE 8
% g noEth renae s eaat; II.
william OoehrAne. gheFiA, 70 I
Lewis, Ell u block 20 JudklnR edition
10 Seattle, nnd sawmill thereon, 5000
Thomas MeEoeR and wife % Dsxtel
Horton, al Of blocks IS. ~, a. 40, q
and 81 90 Thomas Eeroek's second %
dilion 10 North seeltis; 5000
Emily \. Thomp91n and husband a
y Chapman, lots 5 and II block Il
II Boren q Denng'n plan Of SEATTLE
(eornas MnEiea and Kr0na); H08O00
10 Ellis 90 w w EnsfsE, 1o1s mpd
b 1nstsEn adffiann % 0B1ttle, 41E5o
i b GKilnth 20 Joseph Bsook1. iols II
and - In block 2 IN Grown addison q
6eallle, $50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

NsW OEum ron I'M PoEl0n-f ths
police nov ind 4 necessary 70 reduce
an sbslsspssons psisonsl 70 subjss1ioA
by poundinu him, Il win be done after
she most approved fashion With olab1 Of
the latest design and haadsemee1 m
ish. The clubs tie poiiee Formerly were
provided with were bic, unwiefdg asA
Affairs, which weEe ironically likene4 -
baseball bats, end the police refused 10
carry them. Nov each policeman q
provided With handsome leatheE-ooy.
eEed club which e - ornamental - =
have 4 pair 0f handouts. which cost
ak.50 4 pair, ana also q paiF Of chain
rlippars. City CleEk Forrest said The
policemen were now e. veil eQuipped
e the policemen h any city Of the
nammNww
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12
DETTLFIsH PLENTY.

Thsre ars q good many dsvilHah n
the bay, and svsEy few days asms
Of the llsheEmen bring In ons
or more Of them. Emanuel Thomas,
the nsheKman who oauRht the
bio ahark Sunday lest, says he has
caught . great many dsvilnsh this
season.
ssThe hirRsst dsxIlasA, or octopus, a.
some call them, that have caught In
this bey,n said Mr.. Thomas, yesterday,
twas when its arms we're stretched ouf.
"A fest across. that Il, iis aFms we're Z
feet long. Then have caught q good
many smaller ones on my lines. They
are very uaiy things 20 handle, and
when take them out Of the water am
not, for moment even, careless heW |
handle them. They have mouth lust
Ike parrot. Is u located Just under
ahe sack, OF body. The loug arms arc
covered on the under side with valve
suckers, which exert extraordinary
power. When they set held Of any-
Thing q ID q rare instance when Ehey
are nos vietoFious. They are eunnina,
COO, fos when they fassen their arms
around nam they woKk their arms %
e. 20 get the points into bis nostrils. II
they do be Il goneF. They can crush
the life Out Of Q man or an animal In
momsnk. when they are attacked they
threw out Q black secretion which
clouds the water and both e0nfases
their antagonist and enables them to
escape. They are very hardy. They
will live for three OF four days after BE-
Ina taken out Of The water. am ReinR
10 try and takath NEXT bia ooe ! catch
20 he Eaal. They can Be transported
without much lFuuhie.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12
&c sALEs 81 RRAL EsTATE
eoME ruzKnRsTmo rHkFunss o. nm
MoyMMENT Now n ACTIVE

he movement ID city property con
sinaes 20 inessaae, asd the recent trans.
fsss ahov . change from those resofded
last wsek ia respect 10 The location Sod
sAlas Of The properties. Since The ~
port pablnhed IN yesterdays Pusr In
Txx.LIaKNGxn the aggregate sales amount
70 ST. 80, or an average foF tho eleven
deeds Of about $500.
The leading transaction Wna that 81
Emily =. Thompson 70 J. ]. Chapman,
including the ave frame dwelling houses
at the noEtheaai corner OF MaFian and
Second streets. the lete being graded
into terraces. Another impostant tran
aAoii0n vas one which results In tha sot-
tiemens 81 bualnsss tEonhlsn b. the pGr-
ehass b. J. y Lewis Of block % n
JuAkin8 addition. and the Rawmili and
other improvements, for ele.00o.
Anolhsr transfer Involved 5000 one
e150o, and two 500 each. aud still
othera IN smaller amounts. II - NO
tlseable that many Of The purchasers give
lAelr plaos Of Fesidsn0s 10 Eastern
States.
Another feature Of the norsmens IL
real og1aae u NE numbeF 81 powers o.
attorney SAINT from RaaioFn elntsa an.
thoFiEing some one Ia this city 70 estls-
- eeFtain mortgages. thus indieatinR
the pfompa paymens Of The mortgages
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

A Cnr,xn RnckEEED.-n VIII b re
nsnhsEud that duFlnE The trial Of
"Kidn whiss and James Blaekabse.
An eoaueetlun Nth Tie FobhsFy q
Towusan q Hanfued's stors, q was
rAIatea az BiaokAhes that be bad en-
$4,000 d have Al innocent man con-
1900 n California for 81 cdense CON
mites thnFs b. Blaekahee himaaif, TIE
mrn- Who wns Q eambleg b. lhe name
81 Harry MsDoaAid. having been ar
1900 a Blaekahea. beeause Of his
ssrnne IIknnaaa 10 him. Notwlthstend
inr Hlankahss,s s1aAsments shAt Nc
Denala was innoesnt, he Ielfef has
Iusa besn oanvieeed 81 grand tAfeeny,
a esooktna. California. xae oaloeFs
se.ra ara noa bslisee HlaekRoeeas s,uRy,
nsifsxinn MeDumald 30 be lsa1sf In .
Kanaas CIV gangof shaFpers opsraiinR
- aha CnnEf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

Nh. onzunEnas uEN.-ARsnt Chil-
berg, Of the Nortbern Paoiao. has iosa
relarnsd from an sxienaed tear through
ahe Raaa. be vent e. far e Nee Yssk
civ. On bis return trip Be vtsited
sAia IsAka Cir, and saw aonsihina %
re Normona. and then Woat - san
Franoiseo. He arrived in Ne latter
clay dnrzn9 The recent grain exeltemena
He tays Be never eav paeple quite %
excited as The grain men there uere
dnTinR ne wheat deal. Mr.. EhilherR
sfled 10 nAke enms dsanite arrange
nsenaa ahout shiyplng ossa. bat tbs
aanlaEa we're 90 existed and nefyoas
ever he sltuAtion thAa be was unable
q arrive "a an nrdsEs1andina. He Was
hnkan tn in san Francisco ard had an
snaaFuasinw tine % ia for I've days. and
hsslna Quils recovered from the attack
yeA. He says be sn;ayed he trio over
land tAroneh OreEun veTy mach. Oar.
ina his erip East Mr. ChtihsrR ilnpfoyed
his time b GAMMA En- aecaatnfn1c1
villa tha aameRAi tiekat mEenka. He
d1daua fnf any cliznate tha4 suite4 hin
aniis 90 weil e SaAtti-. and be expects
b seen recaveF bis health
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12
rae POpULAR APpROYAL

or she Efforts Of The U6Hfornis Pie syr.
up Co., % present to she plblio an
aRreeAbIe and elective euostituto iOi
Ehe bitter naueeoua liver medioi1es end
eathertiee formerly IL ase e azatliyipe
10 the Company e. Il e eradliaeis q
The good tAsts Of The pahlio. 1hs barge
and rapidly increasing sale q syrup Of
Figs, ana The pEcmptiy bene1oiel efzecte
Of 9 single dosa are convincing proofs
tha1 q d he mos1 easily taken end the
most pleasantly e2ec1iea remedy kn0Wn.
For sale b. A. B. eFKwAn1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12
THE BATLTFF CAM IN LAs1
m WAS GIVES cnAR0R on ,. A. vAEol
AND HAD EosHxNo RAoR.

AND HAD = ANMLNMM A1N.a
Y. A. valois. Who vas adjndeed by
. Jury IN The Probate OOart TO b
insane. vas taken 20 tbs Territorial
InsAne Asylum ~ steilaeoorn. BAiliH
ooombs vas appointed 70 taks charge
Of che unfortunate little man, and when
they walked dawn Mn street, yesterday
morning, NJ. Wallets looked very small
alongside the heFculean frame Of MT.
Ooombs. Nj. Valoia knew perfectly
what be vas doing and had Mr.. Coombe
been equally a. veil Informed be would
not have bad lively raoe before the
boat started. Nj. Valois accompanied
the baiiia aboard the steamer without
any hesitation, bot Just as The last
Whislle seconded, be ran 40 the gang
way and oEnr the dock 81 en- extremely
rapid aait.
asisp thaa nan; stop hat man." be
yelled aa be tore aione Oommefoial
street, end tried 10 direca attention 10
aGivs ths little fellow 9 chance, /"
sheutsd somebody, and then evefye body
afood baok 10 Sc the Faee. wha1 Ofneor
Mills grabbed Mr.. Valois and held him
unaii HaiiiH Ooumha came up.
"Yon eoaidn't have caught me- said
Mr.. Valois. quietly, 20 B4ili4 Coomos,
and then without another word the lil,
tie man was led back 10 The steamer,
between the tso bic ofHeeFa Of the Lao.
Mr.. Wallets 4 toiafably well-to-4o.
having two houass and lets IN Seattle,
both % which ere rented. HIS faniiy
vii have plenty b keep then from
want. 1T. Vaiois hes q large numbei
81 fFienas IN this city Who have mech
sympakhy for him. They hope thAs u
the asylum, under regular treatment
be VIII regain his heeith.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12
.TvAYs eAFR AND 8URE-

rsia rsfe 70 TAXA RnAznaMzMa Rn1e
ae~ 80. hna % - Ne oesf resalsa
- shoaIa BE- taks1 on 90 e9pty
s1~sraaoh before esinR - bed. For unn-
S.inarior q DyspepatA ana % tBo tAssn
eFsry niehi VII h : HesEs slne. pss.e.ll.
N ahaulukn euna. IL b VEL % tAae !
c@rUntive e Less onoe cftWlee month
- ! nrsRrnkfVo e discs. baANn1Ezzl
Prrra are entirsiy vaRei4hies ana -
nfess ena nosl efsetivs puxzaafvs evs'
insrcdnsad % rs D1n&iA. 1ns4 ~.
hnrn ussd il thin eooneEy fnR 90 IL
eRaFa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12


RNoEENENz o. Muz g1nEET.
An unugaaI and inpsEtant question
has been raised By ieo property ewaeEs
along MN street relative 10 The aassnu-
4 snt made for TIE impEovsmsnt of ihaa
slsesi. TIE lind aubieel 70 ths assess
msut q limited 30 10 fssl % cash side
Of the street. By reason of The iFrsan-
lar course Of the streets u0rlh 0g Mn
street, fhis assessment limit leads 10 {
curious result. Mil Btreet & % town
ship line and, In consequence, runs sK-
aolly east and west. The streets north
81 Mn street. Join Il n en- angle equiv
aient 30 noEth % degrees weai, and the
Gross streets are 81 ffght angles with
thom. The result b that along The
north side d Nliil street nBe q number
Of fractional squares some being tEi-
angular.
Moss KeensF owns aractiannl block
80, bonndod By Fifth, TerEaae. Fourth
and Hill streets. 9anes Pafks owns 4
fFastinnal bali block, or the wsHt haIf
Of block AZ, bounded By Mill, Sixth aud
Alder streets. As the aaasssmanf limit
Of 10 feet would inalude al of M.
paFke'a lrsstional half block add 81.
most Ell Of Mr.. KeozsE's fEnosional
block, u The assessment q enforced, tue
whole Of these proEsrt win be liable,
the one for assessment for four streets
and the other for thEss streets. This e
elaimed b Mo89Fg. kaexsK and RaRka 10
be uniusl, and thor hAve asked that Ia.
stead Of ne limit being nxed a. 80
feet. 50 far - their property Ii con
easned, that tha line be established ar
bitraFIly IN he esuteF Tina Of their
properties, thaa Masking, for instance.
one half liable 30 assessments foe thF
Improvement Of Mtli street. and the
ether half for the street on ths opposite
side.
II q claimed on the other hand THAI
thess properties would be e.
esaasd IN The aggregate Q sum much
larger than other pforsFiiea, the Inn
would increase their vAlne
more Fapidlv, and that, 10 consequences.
MenaFa. KeezeE and PaFke have really
no eaason 10 complain, as they will en-
Joy The greategi advantage. The prob
lem IL now under consideration. No
simllaf question has ever arisen over
such assessments.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

rs Dnu. q rsss TsssssnA : !.
aks eif9.
nlra Galnszt. rslzrnsa ssrornI ar
- f1om IN VIA - San Nran1aes1s
D. + nennq and ulfs. rneurpad fsosz
3 10 eesn ss1la, yssisEdag. g -
Hea. 4. T. 81 Daxss. fnmiss q
Hzli-zA CZlrnkla ald Ok CpuUla-
ssnnsf Is A1141 80 WofaA aw1n4 : fsu
Aeuls i 9eatlle. ynsssxtafs
A. 1ey Assesses. o., and uizs q
Wali4 8allA. axxtea4 IzEl eF11in&. on
tA2lE WaY 90 MsW Nuxk. and VII sRanH
9 ~ da71 wilA q. ?. hn11EH1n.
Chakies Hson9, BIark Dinmon6; 1nnn1a
Ahbcte. y EnlEieh. ulFmpla, Nr1nk
AbboIk NIz1aesni y. nsussn. EIIana-
b1ERi 3anoa D41s, Ral m1osy. 1nmtsh;
=. w. MnuomhA unpnR Hamce. Geo.
Reianfak. E1nhsnnfIks W. 4. NsatlssUa
San LnIs O6isgs; y. =. Pssk, lows; ~.
Z. AlRazns1s AlaeenneKs Mm. Gaoelys
E. C1ape, Incema; Hrs. Rsh1E1s. RuEl.
land. Gre q The Mew KnElAn8
a. n. Bsookn, Hlaak Diamon6; Ph.
kosniRz1eHzsE, LeRoF Pratt Harry
Qnzk, 2. 8. kreemnns San Kranelseoi
<eneS 9. Suan. kozs 1ewnsendi =. >.
nydes asy 1oEk H. 3. Dssss fo1s
Gamble; !. 4. 1hompsuu, UfnzlMdy,
!. II. b. Atkinson, Neween1iE; z. ].
hatch, Olympia, =. l. IhoEne. Ue1eoni
0oo. N. BpIbFnok, 81. WiltanheEn, ". T.
Harlow, 81 H. Boath. portlnndt w. "a.
da1lols Oe1pee..lei y. epseseke e11
VIE koFs BE ze.yi =: =. \. DAVIS ~
Hemcni W. Hsaznt taipakalses lnd y
N. AtlFioRes Fort Also.og; aeazzs y.
,nailns spzAgues are = ne OeaiaenlaL
hIiag n. Morris Nf8. n. raRo. OlYm-
Ga, Ms. Lea. skanfs; Gas Nixons 81
PFsoe. n. Blown, o. q. Bakennan. san
Fnnneiaee. J. PKenohar and wife. B,aak
J. G. Dee. New Westminster;
8. b. 8dnfsos. Viotaria; LII. Looney,
CenaRalia; Rkllip Basslstt, Bay View;
HeogY MebEids. n. =. Aeyes. LaaonneE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12


II ns4szis Klss Dspaztmsnt Hsaa
kss UtA6h - f1r spsknns FAILS e.
s.al1 nIuEzizesu lraEn. aoIna b. uay
e - Bwiiah nek, 10 paxaiuIsnss ID lha
kinnzens 1ssruamsnf. so hxiae hsls
e 1pohans Ealls. ana mhioh WI &C.,
iinze 1tfEe 8syn. srfaensIR 500 ikerss
- ~ te4o e hnIf 3 &nzn1 npoafal
tAe4 EdcGlvs9 hare EnsleFdag. xhe
Msst naee 81 Ne sartas. md 10 psinai-
- ooNllsf 81 ~ t01Enarnanf. tech
ye1,e111I aft11nnon. HMa8 wAa1
ka2NN - w14 raas. That a. rnn
- ysz11. ennnee< viii bYfrant. Iav 10
L<4t e. neze. 50 thEoW UnlaF fhx1uRb
MeNi. 1ns ntE9 prize wan $50 and d
s144Dt la4ti1 Silver f<Hnttt VALUED nsl
~ D1nltls B eean 3oa thfs Fana aniI
pSlA9 beNliHK all con unslfars. and knas
ln9 tne AHeDeA team - thrEo ana 4
n4f e39o1ds. lie olter1 nna helna
,imed- Ihs team Win Is honis Hasal-
o4y eFenlua. and : r1n1ina reaeutira
WI eo1otites b Gfe1u 1hen.
kollouin9 aEe tie memhEE4 az he
Seatfle teA1 who partfefrn1nA II TIE
el11eeH paakls8 Il kittfn1nR. GapfaIn:
N4. M1fp1Ft n1zxlomaus 1ame1 Ne
Intgxs, plnRman; Diek Hnmnaal, eoup-
leFi =. May6enbazee. hydEHnl 1nan; "a.
Oo4se. ID. Clark WallaH Baaftg. hlex.
Allen, GsnERs H0Etnn, WIN. GuntsEman
and Ton NuuAn.
On Feesipt Of TIE usas n Gsaiiis fhs
1se-halis were runas daeH raised and
brooms elevated ever az TIE engine
homes. There vas genesni rsi5isina
among our Assmen and eifiaans.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

ARarvAE o. ME MHxEcos- TIA Pc
olao Coast Oonpany's sieamahip Msxi-
% arrived here from Saa Rransiscs
Yesterday morning at 3 o'csock. bzinRine
S3 cabin and 80 steeraQe passengers, and
1857 toes Of frsight. Oapaaia Hunting.
too reports very rough weather por-
don OF TIE way. Her cabin p1saaNerI
were for ports as follows: For Viot0rla
a; FOR Port Towusend, 8; for seattle
81: for Tacoma, 70. Her freight wa
consigned 90 ports thus: For VteloEia,
In tons; VaneouveR, $40 tone; Port
Townsand, 40 tons; Eea11la. GO tons
Tacoma. $50 tons. After Hemainlnf
here until 4 o'clock IN she afteRncon the
Mexioo uroooedsd on 20 Tasoma.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

DRtn Rno. MnxE, I'd sThs Central
MelheaIst, : Caflests6atE. ~.
/ - IN ahe Last 'sOentEni" tha1 y1a
usnl 4 ~ haadaeha f4De6y. 81
frFed frna saek headaohe. alEcss fFoa
InfnucV. ana triad every Fpmedy
esnld 81. bat never found enytnlnR -
A. rae seed nntil uBsd simmu1a AaSss
RsrulnanF. feel faF anyone tha1 slf-
go uish ahaa tssEihis diNan1as a1d !
hepe Voa vii Rixa 3 . txi4L-u ,.
MnnnzA nRuWnsVilla, W. Va
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SORES 1on dollars FssssHs
an IS pnid 81 lTfofEnaf'cn
I.aalne - elsa asIest nnd cea-
esotIon ~ assV enc sound ssstl-
lnn eopSes - the post-lns4il-
asmonr aellvsfe6 " ire cnsfasss
shrsssneut tire city.
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WnnnnTa ROBERTNR.

Leading ladies' Of society and promi-
usnt professional Stars have testified
70 iis exesl;eney In the most euphatie
terms. Guaranteed harmless end
matohlsss. a. B. Stewart. dguRaisil
Seattle, ". T., sells ID a. 30 cents por
bottle and gives . beautiful card 70 svsEy
,.nnahanav
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BURNS RADST PArTxxcR.
~ N mad WAITED Tx NzouNpa IN
wouLD'NT SOW m n yA11A

" II nab AAfIMD ~ u3L1Nkl II
wouLp'NT SOW IN n sArHA
Andrew Burns h q uaAn vh0 fos .
Eood while bach has esen knowm be-
Ter IN police eirclss than any wesss
slss. He had poEe frisnds uho trisd 10
heep him from dEinkine bal wilhoai
suoossa. and cue q thsm VIE bed aAlk-
Cd mach With hfm and given him maney
On WHICH 30 begin tie anew, yesterday
testified oefoss RoIioa 1usllee soaefoeEe
thai BufEa aoald pot keep fFum eEtnk.
Inc aud had hacaune q vARrana.
sBurna safa re Rolice tugeiee, Il
viii place yea unaee beads b the sam
Of $50 FOR thRea pneasha. aaa-
"Yona9 better ssnd ne % tcs ell wln.
tsE,r intssrapsed Barns ~Waat an
yea givins usf=
Il vas gong - my--~ hsRan n
1us1ioo.
= dou't care uhsl yoa Do With ns"
mAia Barns.
Il uas eosnx % cav thai yea csald q
On year oun FeooaniaAnea. hol nou yog
vii 90 10 isil for teree montha." and
tAs IuEliss elassd his dockae via .
hama. Tska HIN away
Than Barns haEAn 10 NweAx. ana "a
sin awaariuR uAen Ne anaF alaas4 q
him - be wAs taksn - NE eoaniy isil
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

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